Students and staff celebrate Diwali at University of Melbourne
Home to over 1,300 Indian students and thousands of other South Asian students, the UOM remains one of the most
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With the right support, Egyptian students can still pursue their dreams
As founder and CEO of Global Study UK (GSUK), one of the leading education agencies in the Middle East and
Australia: cap distribution details unveiled amid ongoing criticism
On November 7, senior education officials underwent further questioning from the Senate Education and Employment Legislation Committee regarding the controversial
United we stand: US’s next steps as Trump retakes the White House
After a gripping presidential race, yesterday former Republican president Donald Trump won a second term in the White House from
Report: international students not driving Australia’s housing crisis
Although the Australian government capped international student numbers for 2023/24 partly to address housing concerns, a new report further signals
Germany reaches record high with 380k international students
The number of international students in Germany continues to rise. In the winter semester 2023/24, some 379,900 international students were
International education reacts to Trump presidency
The global international education sector is responding to the news that Donald Trump will return to the White House, after
Thailand welcomes Highgate’s first international school
Highgate, a leading UK co-educational independent school, recently forged the union with Siam Motors Group to open its first international
UNSW introduces int’l admissions waitlist as caps bill looms
A spokesperson for the university told The PIE News that to ensure the institution does not exceed its cap it
‘End the blame game’ Canada’s educators urge minister
Canadian immigration Minister Marc Miller has strongly refuted the suggestion that the IRCC’s international student caps were an “overcorrection”, firmly